For more than two decades, Los Hibiscus has been a British family’s private sanctuary in the south-east of Mallorca — never a speculative holiday house, but a long-term home: a place for children to grow up between cultures, for gatherings under olive trees, and for slow mornings marked by birdsong.

Now, as life moves naturally toward grandchildren, travel and new priorities, Peter and Joanna have decided to pass the finca forward — responsibly, and to the right people.

Built for All Seasons

Mallorca is not just a summer island, and Los Hibiscus was designed accordingly. Underfloor heating, full air-conditioning and a fireplace make winter stays warm; thick insulated walls hold a natural climate balance year-round. The 13.5 × 6 m pool is heated by an air-source heat pump and fitted with an integrated solar cover, extending the season well beyond summer.

It is a home equally suited for:

• Family holidays
• Autumn retreats
• Small workshops
• Remote-work stays
• Digital-nomad residencies

It was built to be used — not left empty.

Energy Responsibility and Operational Stability

A substantial share of the finca’s electricity comes from solar panels with on-site battery storage, supporting heating, cooling and daily operations. A private well and an EV charging point reduce operational dependency further and strengthen long-term sustainability.

Leo and his experienced local team already handle year-round maintenance, technical oversight, garden care and pool management — and will continue to do so. For future co-owners, that means operational stability from day one.

A Rare Lifetime ETV License

One of the finca’s strongest structural advantages is its lifetime ETV holiday-rental licence. In Mallorca’s tightly regulated market, these licences are increasingly scarce — and increasingly valuable.

Future co-owners are under no obligation to rent; the decision stays entirely theirs. Should they choose to activate rental periods when not in residence, the property is well positioned for:

• Short-term holiday rentals
• Private celebrations
• Retreats
• Corporate off-sites
• Curated experiences

Rental activity can offset operating costs, though any meaningful increase in volume naturally reduces private use. That balance between lifestyle and return stays a strategic choice for the ownership group.

Prepared for a Shared Future

Peter and Joanna are fully aligned on preparing Los Hibiscus for its next phase. As part of the transition, selected interior furnishings, the outdoor barbecue area and the entertaining spaces will be upgraded — optimised for several families using the home across the seasons.

The objective is simple: to keep the finca vibrant, well maintained and actively used throughout the year.

A Broader Ownership Model

Instead of one family using the finca only a few weeks a year, several like-minded owners can hold defined access rights, professional management, and the flexibility to activate rental income when it suits them.

Co-ownership is not about dividing a home. It is about structured, responsible access.

The result:

• Higher utilisation
• Lower individual capital exposure
• Sustainable operational balance
• Continued long-term care of the property

Los Hibiscus was built with care. Now it is ready for a new group of custodians who value Mallorca not only as a destination — but as a long-term base.

Location & Accessibility

The finca sits near Santanyí and Cas Concos in south-east Mallorca:

• 20 minutes to Es Trenc, Cala d’Or and Cala Mondragó
• Close to Santanyí market and Cas Concos village
• Excellent cycling and hiking routes nearby
• Approximately 30 minutes to Palma Airport

It offers privacy without isolation — a rare combination for both lifestyle quality and rental appeal.

Explore Los Hibiscus in Detail

For full specifications, ownership structure and availability, explore the complete property overview: Los Hibiscus — Mallorca finca with ETV licence.